Sentence examples for will not really from inspiring English sources

That will not really be possible.

The rules will not really change bankers' warped incentives.

Yet it will not really mean justice for anyone.

Besides, Hillary Clinton will not really have a first gentleman.

These are innovations, but will not really change the experience of watching television for the masses.

Trying to distinguish between "sympathetic" and "supportive" to describe Hunt's approach will not really wash.

Lord Bach, Labour's spokesman in the Lords said: "This bill will not really save any money.

Whatever the rhetoric, parliamentarians will not really succeed in killing quangos until they are trusted themselves.

Ukrainians will not really feel the pain until November, when they see the first bill of the winter.

This tends to weaken the instruction, and will not really provide them the college credit they strive for.

Whether the storm caused property values to drop will not really be known until some buildings change hands.